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Please find the perimeter and area of these shapes

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Answer:

ABC shaded area = 36
\pi - 72 cm²

ABC shaded area perimeter =
6\pi +12√(2) cm

ABCD area =
\frac52 \pi cm²

ABCD perimeter =
3\pi +2 cm

Explanation:

Shape ABC

Assuming you want the area and perimeter of the shaded part of the shape only...

Area

Area of a sector =
\frac12r^2\theta (where r is the radius and
\theta

⇒ area of a sector =
\frac12 * 12^2* (\pi)/(2) =36\pi \ \textsf{cm}^2

Area of triangle = 1/2 x base x height

⇒ area of triangle = 1/2 x 12 x 12 = 72 cm²

Therefore, area of shaded area = area of sector - area of triangle

⇒ area = 36
\pi - 72 cm²

Perimeter

Arc length =
r\theta (where r is the radius and
\theta

⇒ arc length =
12*\frac12\pi =6\pi \ \textsf{cm}

Hypotenuse of triangle =
√(a^2+b^2) (where a and b are the legs of the right triangle)

⇒ hypotenuse =
√(12^2+12^2) =12√(2) cm

Therefore, perimeter = arc length + hypotenuse

⇒ perimeter =
6\pi +12√(2) cm

Shape ABCD

Area

Area of a semicircle =
\frac12 \pi r^2 (where r is the radius)

⇒ area of large semicircle ABC =
\frac12 * \pi * 2^2=2\pi \ \textsf{cm}^2

⇒ area of small semicircle AD =
\frac12 * \pi * 1^2=\frac12\pi \ \textsf{cm}^2

⇒ area of shape ABCD =
\frac12 \pi + 2 \pi=\frac52 \pi \ \textsf{cm}^2

Perimeter

1/2 circumference =
\pi r

⇒ perimeter =
2\pi +2+\pi=3 \pi+2 \ \textsf{cm}

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